@SirHorns
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Out of Sign Aspects
Ah. I have a few. Didn't know they were called "Out of Sign" aspects.
Sun in Taurus (28 deg.) trine Uranus in Aquarius (0 deg.) orb -1??36'
Venus in Taurus (3 deg.) trine Mars in Leo (27 deg.) orb -6??21'
Uranus in Aquarius (0 deg.) conjuct Neptune in Capricorn (25 deg.) orb +4??57'
Uranus in Aquarius (0 deg.) sextile Pluto in Scorpio (29 deg.) orb +1??08'
Interesting.
Venus at 0?? Libra quincunx Jupiter at 28?? Aries
Venus at 0?? Libra square Uranus at 22?? Sagittarius
Venus at 0?? Libra quincunx Ascendant at 29?? Aquarius
Jupiter at 28?? Aries trine Neptune at 5?? Capricorn
Jupiter at 28?? Aries opposite Pluto at 8?? Scorpio
Neptune at 5?? Capricorn sextile Ascendant at 29?? Aquarius
Pluto at 8?? Scorpio trine Ascendant at 29?? Aquarius
You've been coming up with some good threads lately. Thank you. 🙂
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An out of sign aspect involves two planets in aspect yet in signs that do not match the aspect.
The energy of the planets is in sync for the aspect but the expression of the planets conflicts with the aspect.
When using the major aspects (conjunction, opposition, square, trine, sextile and quincunx), out of sign aspects always involve one planet at the very beginning of a sign and a second planet at the very end of a sign.
Link (+ Examples): http://astrofix.net/2011/01/16/out-of-sign-aspects/#.U9MvSZRdWuo